Hi,
What parameter in the project properties will tell Xailer to generate
the object .do file, but NOT to delete the intermediate .c code?
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How to tell Mingw not to delete the .c file?
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Guest
How to tell Mingw not to delete the .c file?
Ok, thanks. I'll try and figure out the unresolved external error, some
other way. This is the only programming newsgroup I know, that responds
to some questions, but la-de-da decides to just ignore others.
other way. This is the only programming newsgroup I know, that responds
to some questions, but la-de-da decides to just ignore others.
How to tell Mingw not to delete the .c file?
DC,
sorry for the delay.
> What parameter in the project properties will tell Xailer to generate
> the object .do file, but NOT to delete the intermediate .c code?
There is a "hidden" way to do it. You need to edit the .xpj file by
hand, and and this line:
<DontEraseFile Value="Y"/>
inside the <Options> branch. That way, all intermediate files aren't
deleted.
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
sorry for the delay.
> What parameter in the project properties will tell Xailer to generate
> the object .do file, but NOT to delete the intermediate .c code?
There is a "hidden" way to do it. You need to edit the .xpj file by
hand, and and this line:
<DontEraseFile Value="Y"/>
inside the <Options> branch. That way, all intermediate files aren't
deleted.
Regards,
Jose F. Gimenez
http://www.xailer.com
http://www.xailer.info
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Guest
How to tell Mingw not to delete the .c file?
Ok, thanks Jose.